If you’re a commercial property owner who has undertaken new construction or renovations since 2006, there’s no need to delay reaping the financial rewards of your investment for the next 39 years. With §179D Tax Deductions, you can expedite your return on investment and start enjoying the benefits today.
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For multi-family buildings that are 4 stories or more The §179D Tax Deduction offers potential savings of up to $5.00 per square foot, plus inflation adjustments, with partial benefits available.
Whether you’ve already implemented improvements or are planning them for your commercial property, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us promptly.
For Multi-Family buildings of all heights, the §45L Tax Credit serves as a compelling incentive for property developers, promoting the construction of energy-efficient buildings. It provides developers with a tax credit for each qualified dwelling unit that meets specific energy-saving criteria. To qualify, the construction or substantial rehabilitation must result in the initial leasing or sale of the property in the tax year in which the credit is claimed, with open, prior tax years also eligible to claim the credit.
At Walker Reid Strategies, we excel in delivering strategic tax benefits to commercial property owners, helping you maximize your return on investment through energy-focused tax deductions and accelerated depreciation methods. Our certification processes adhere rigorously to IRS guidelines and procedures, ensuring that you can fully leverage the available federal tax incentives.
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